Yes. Certainly, I think the biggest one for us is that we struggle to attract talent, talent being the researchers themselves and the grad students who go with that.
We have created a space where excellence is defined as being only certain institutions. If you're a researcher who wants to contribute in your career, you're making decisions based on how Canada has been defining research excellence. For us, it's hard to attract that talent and to hold them. Sometimes they get moved off to other institutions that can pay them more.
I think it has also meant that we have been unable to get those students. Students want to come; grad students make decisions on who they're going to research with. For us it's a perpetual circle.